in FDAC :: Argh! Where's my mouse? Ah look at the eyes .... there it is! ;)) Mouse Eyes is another mouse cursor follower. Mouse eyes idea is indicating which direction to look in to find your mouse cursor.

This is the 4th entry to the Fancy Delphi Application Contest

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in Source Code Projects :: A maze (or labyrinth, even though not a synonim) is a complex structure with a series of interconnecting pathways - walls making dead ends. Maze is a very simple Delphi application designed to help you create mazes of almost any size. You an customize the way the maze is displayed and you can set entry and exit points for the maze with the click of a mouse button.

Go to the full article to learn about and download Maze

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• Free Delphi Source Code: Projects, Controls, Components
• Algorithms
• Drawing in Delphi

in FDAC :: Morse code is a method of coding messages into long and short beeps, often transmitted using continuous wave.

This is the first entry to the Fancy Delphi Application Contest

This little fabulous ("useless") application will play Morse codes as you type character into a console-looking window.

Read the full article to find more about (+ download source code) Delphi Morse Box

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in Delphi TIPS :: The PopupMenu property, every Delphi control publishes, identifies the pop-up menu associated with the control. When the user selects the control and clicks the right mouse button the pop-up menu (an instance of the TPopupMenu control) will popup.

For those Delphi controls that display "items" - as tree views and list views you might want to have different popup menus for each item.

Read the full article to learn how to Implement Dynamic Context (Popup) Menus for Tree View Nodes.

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• How to Disable TEdit's Default PopUp (Context) Menu
• How to Display "Bold" Items in the TTreeView
• Display Custom TTreeView Item Hints